Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-13

On Catarlh, the Most Prevalent

obstructed breathing, partial closure of one or
b-th nostrils-a stopped-np, st'Gy feeiirg and
pain IN the heaI-constant blowing of the nose.
Gi-cLarye from the nose of watery, or thick
yellowi,h or greenish mucus. Sometimes the
matter becomes hardened and Is removed with
dihicul Y. In the morning on rising the symD
toms are usually the most unpleasant. There
Is Often severe lit of hawking and splitting,
until little lump OF mucus ia slodge from the
back ofthe throat. There is always mere or
less expoctoration and luid crop, ing down the
throat. In severe cases the odor is most of
fensive-cGusing a horrible, bad breath-and
the sense of smell and taste tecomes impaired
oftcn the eyes and ears are affected, rcsulin.
in the loss of sisht or hearing, or III. disease
extending the larynX and lungs become In
ating in Consumption.
The disease starts WITH or is developed by
CO DIS, which cause Inflammation of this inner
skin or mucous membrane, lining and cover
ing all the interna. cavities and or gans of the
body, as Goes the external skin the outer POI
tion. Actual nasal catarrh, or cold in the
head, is nothing more than actual IN liam nation
of the mucous Ssfmbrane lining the nasalPas
sage of the fauces, etc. At first theresfs a
copious discharge ota thin, watery, qsgfairy
mucus, which is hes expiration OF. sete at of
the mucous membrane, thisssssaEHs natures
mode CT Kidding the system of the effect of
the cod, which is of:eh .atteaded with the
happiest results. But itSihe Liver and Kid
neys are torpid, or the blood is impure
from scrofula, or there Is a syphii ic faint,
the mucous membrane will become ulcer
sted, resulting in constitutional C-tarrh
But now II does not 70 low thatyou must
have eaiseharge from the nostrlls; they m y
be plugged by dry mucus or lhicsened mem
brane and the discharge be down the throat,
or you may have Dry CdtdIrA, with very little
If any external or internal show of discharge.
The breath Is NOS nece ssarify Bad, though that
symptom is frequent indicating decomposition
and poisonous hu crs ofthe blood, marking an
aggravated case. Headache is not Always
present, thougTmore or less is usual Ringing
or roaring in the head. deaf ears and weak
eyes are omnona enlarged .tonsils and sore
ness of the throat, OF dry, husky feeling, hawk
ing of mucus and hacking cough are all among
the numerous symphonic. There are, however,
very few cases where s1ffsese conditions or
Indications will be found; but, on the other
hand, theIe very many cases where but |
one will be marked. Without asking a ques-
ton as to your symptoms, 1t is quite e.sy for
us to determine ny I9oklr g at the throat whether
you have Chronic caeasgaRl, -as to decide by
looking at your hand whether you have core |
thumb; the alterations and mucus in the back |
part of the throat, revealed by the Laryngo-,
seope in Chronic Catarras Illumination, the !
whole Naso Pharyngeal space being covered !
with granrAatieBs, almost celebrating the |
mouth of the Elsrachian tube, which slways |
tells the story to; the skilled physician. This |
chronic liberated condition once established, |
is added to and aggravated by every cold, and |
they are very frequent, the patient having be- /
come subject TO colds ON account of the I'M
natural senistiveresss of. this liberated 7
me- II brane. The result is that by every cold |
the ulcer ted surface is enlarged and ex
tended downwards, first to the throat next |
to the bronchial tubes andIung the stomach, |
liver, Kidneys, bladder and urethra, resulting |
in gleety discharges; and with W men going on
un- il it breaks out in Catarrh of the womb and |
vagina-call 1t UhHeS or Leucp4rhGd, if You !
like The result is tina over this large extent !
of Ulcerate mucous surface an unhealthy Sc
erection is benRfhrown off continually, which .
inpOverishes the blood and saps the system of
its vitality and recup6fatige, life; and should
there be humors In this life fluid large [
open sore will be formed internally,
from WHICH copious poisonous discharges
will eNute, night and day, adding
to the difficulty of cure and the certainty of |.
complcatonsif allowed to continue. Asthma !
and Consumption often originate from Catarrh,
while BrOnChtie,Bith chronic cough Is always
developed and pgFpetuated by it. Dyspepsia.
alternate di8rrt Ga and constipation, and /
chronic stomach and bawel troubles are usually /
caused by catarrhal ulceTatton OF the mucous
membrane. Therefore, 1t wlff-fe seen that
Catarrh, like scrC fula, is the direct cause of
many diseases End Troubles to which mankind
are subject. No sge, sex condition is eN-
empt from it, and no climate or locality in the
Jnlted states Is cure for 1t. Catarrh prevails
TO an alarming seAtent through Colorado and
CaTiforl ia. and is common among the inhabi-
tsnts of the famous health resorts of Elorida.
There areamany nostr, ms sold byDeddl ers
and patent medicine vendors that wien used
suppress for the.tlne the most annoying symp-
toms, but it invafIsbly returns or lsdnan!fest
in some of the more aearGsanss constitutional
symptoms above enumerated Bear in mind
that Catarrhal Inflammation results In poison
ops Infection, first local and finally cynstitu-
ia hey ondthe reseh of mere local remedies
Fbe impurities in the nostril5 are necessarily
Z walloweI into the stoaach and inhaled into
The lunge, thus. poisoning the, digestive, respss
tory and genito-uTinary OF gans:s The Catarrhal
virus follows the mucous merhbnahs and causes
Deafness, Catarrhal. Inflammation Of the eyes,
Headache, Dyspepsfd, erran4c plarrhtsa. Bron-
chiiis, LeucC rrhWa, Consumption and Ca
tarrhal Inflammation of the Kidneys and
lodi 81 OFT
Insoluble Snufs and tt thousand and one Ca
tarrh cures daily .adveftsssd cannot possibly
remove the infectious poison from the organs
named or repair fhe lDjurysdone; that 3 rem
edy for Catlrrh must be used constttutionally;
hat 1t must possess direct affinity for the
Z Ucous membrane, aod Of Reshg absorbed by
The purulent muCus wherever located; that 1t
nust be homos eneous; that each individual
case requires treatn emit adapted to the condi-
lion. Our treatment is based upon these plain
III orles, and has proved to be infallible. 1t
no! only relieves, but it cures Catarrh at any
stage, speedily and surely.
Three ears ags l commenced to lose my
hearing, anc 1t continued to grow worse Ut til
could hear but very little. DR.. Curtis treated
me for one week, and can now hear as well
IS ever. 5. II. MCMASTER,
Rockford, Ill.
DR.. Curtis: wish to express my heartfelt
thanks to you for the good you have done me,
for | suffered for years with catarrh that was
pronounced incurable, and l believed 1t to be
so had but little faith in any cure. However,
followel your treatment, which was pleasant,
and to my surprise l room commenced to get
better. In two months the offensive discharge
had ceased, and in one month more the horrid
catarrh was entirely gone, thanks to you.
MRS CARL SMITH, CadiZ, Ky.
Consultation free Grand Windsor hotel